This is the landlord's problem and you should not be the one chasing acoustic consultants and strata lawyers – certainly not in the first instance. Talk to Tenants NSW about your options.
By the way, the solution may be as simple as one of the special noise-deadening plasterboards attached as an extra layer on the adjoining wall – but this would also be done at the landlord's expense.
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